By Mohammad Mazhari

Iran and Turkey reject band-wagoning strategies: researcher

TEHRAN – A Turkish academic says that Western powers consider Iran and Turkey as problematic because of "their avoidance in band-wagoning strategies." 

By Mohammad Mazhari

Power is notoriously distributed unevenly: Japanese scholar

‘It is not true that East Asia is calm, whereas the Middle East (West Asia) is in turmoil,” says Professor Matsunaga  

TEHRAN – Pointing to the violence as one of the means that humans are utilizing to achieve their goals, a Japanese scholar says “in the international arena, power is notoriously unevenly distributed.”

By Batoul Sbeity

Changing strategies: From Trump to Biden

Although it may seem from the outset that the first major military action of the Biden administration in eastern Syria signals an escalation from the side of the U.S., the reality is that it is a strike in the direction of American compromise. 

By Mohammad Mazhari

Crisis in NATO showed traditional security states have become unviable: Oxford professor

TEHRAN – A professor of history at the University of Oxford says the crisis in NATO countries proved that traditional security states have become unviable, while countries like Iran can play their role in new world order.

By Mohammad Mazhari 

U.S. pushed to irreversible decline due to its policies: analyst

TEHRAN - American political analyst Martin Love believes that the U.S. is being pushed towards an irreversible decline due to its harsh policies, especially when it started to threaten and use military power.

By Mohammad Mazhari

American governance model has gone into decline: researcher

TEHRAN - A Lebanese political researcher believes that the U.S. as a model of capitalist democracy has failed to present itself as a republic that relies on values.